2026-01-17 04:01:14

#比特币2026年行情展望 Recently, I've been paying close attention to $AXS, and the market movement is quite interesting. The buying pressure is quite strong, and the price has already broken through the previous resistance level.

From the candlestick chart, this upward momentum still looks quite determined. If you also believe in this direction, you might consider tentatively building a position in the range of 1.369 to 1.37, leaving enough safety margin—set your stop-loss at 1.32.

There are two target levels: first see if 1.4 can hold as a key level, and if it breaks, then aim for 1.5. Short-term volatility is inevitable, but the overall trend is still worth paying attention to. $BTC and $ETH have also been moving within their respective ranges recently, and market sentiment is quite interesting.

The specific operation should still be based on your own risk management; this is just a thought to share.

AXS69,69%

BTC0,65%

ETH1,41%

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RadioShackKnight

· 12h ago

AXS this wave is indeed interesting, but I still think the 1.32 level is a bit uncertain; it depends on the market sentiment.

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LiquidityWizard

· 12h ago

nah actually the 1.32 stop loss doesn't even account for the liquidity mechanics at that level, statistically speaking you're looking at maybe 73% probability that cascades further down given historical data. risk-adjusted entry should theoretically be tighter.

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DataOnlooker

· 12h ago

AXS this wave is indeed quite something, just not sure if it can hold the 1.4...

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ZKSherlock

· 13h ago

actually... the trust assumptions baked into these entry points are kinda glossed over here, ngl. like, what's the information theoretic security model on that 1.32 stop loss? just saying, most retail doesn't even think about the computational overhead of their risk management

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